"stakeholder acceptance" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is often used in business and project management contexts to refer to the process of obtaining approval or agreement from all relevant parties involved in a project or decision. Example: "In order to move forward with our new product launch, we must ensure stakeholder acceptance. This includes gaining support and buy-in from investors, customers, and internal teams."
At the same time, it mitigates the risk of negative associations and threats to stakeholder acceptance.
Another obstacle to stakeholder acceptance occurs when companies, unwittingly or not, adopt a controversial social purpose.
At the same time, it mitigates the risk of negative associations among consumers and threats to stakeholder acceptance.
A transparent approach that explicitly identifies, and weights, evaluation criteria can improve stakeholder acceptance and investor confidence.
For modellers, stakeholder acceptance of a model usually hinges on data accuracy, model reliability, and problem uncertainty.
Finally, one important finding deviant from the literature is that stakeholder acceptance seems to be more related to processes than to outputs.
Such sensitization and education may contribute to stakeholders' acceptance of the policy and its effectiveness in increasing accessibility, quality and sustainable healthcare delivery.
It is less acknowledged that the low stakeholders' acceptance is another important factor limiting the development of Cd phytoextraction (Robinson et al., 2006; Vangronsveld et al., 2009).
The major challenges for the large-scale application of Cd phytoextraction are (a) how to further improve the efficiency of Cd phytoextraction, (b) how to cut the overall costs of Cd phytoextraction, and (c) how to get greater stakeholders' acceptance of Cd phytoextraction as a reliable option.
From a practical perspective, the most urgent challenges to be overcome include (a) how to further improve the efficiency of Cd phytoextraction, (b) how to cut the overall costs of Cd phytoextraction, and (c) how to get greater stakeholders' acceptance of Cd phytoextraction.
Engaging stakeholders in the mapping process in this selection process may help in making the most appropriate selection and increase the acceptance of the results.
